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Please Help! William is remodeling is home. In order to save money, he is upgrading the plumbing his self. He needs 24 pieces of cooper tubing, each 5/6 of a foot long. If he has a 17 foot piece of tubing will that be enough? how much more does he need or how much tubing will he have left?
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@study100 do you think you could help me out with this one?
No he doesnt have enough tubing and he will need 3 1/3 more
is that the answer?
First you need to find how many feet in total are the 24 pieces of copper 24* (5/6) = 20 ft. Now that he needs 20 ft, that means he needs: 20-17= 3 ft more
3 feet or 3 1/3
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24* 5 = 120 ft 120/6 = 20 ft.
Answer is 3 feet.
Your right! thank you a bunch! i appreciate your help :)))
No problem, glad it helps! <3
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